Incumbents win 97% of the time, partly because they use your tax dollars to promote themselves. Campaign funds should pay for ...

There’s only so much any candidate can accomplish in a thirty-second campaign ad. The goal is to introduce yourself to voters ...

The video-sharing app won't allow political ads of any kind on its platform. As the 2020 presidential election nears, TikTok, the wildly popular video-sharing app among young people, said it will not ...

If you watched ‘CBS Mornings’ on Channel 7, there is a chance you saw a political ad with graphic images of abortion that CBS is required to air under federal law. Presidential Candidate Randal Terry ...

PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) – The WAVY-TV/FOX43-TV editorial staff wants to explain a graphic political advertisement airing on our stations. The 30-second ad is from presidential candidate Randall Terry.

Political ads have been a constant and repetitive fixture on television leading up to Election Day. YouTube/Colin Allred Political ads have been a constant and repetitive fixture on television leading ...

The fact that political candidates may stretch the truth in broadcast television advertisements,” takes a look at how the ...

We've seen more than our fair share of political ads, whether it's on TV or on social media. The battleground state of Pennsylvania has been bombarded by the campaign blitz. No matter how you try to ...

A New York State Senate bill would require disclaimers specifying the top financial contributors for political advertisements ...

(Bloomberg) -- Meta Platforms Inc. will stop selling political and issue-focused advertising in the European Union, citing new regulations that the company believes creates “an untenable level of ...

(Bloomberg) -- Pittsburgh viewers tuning into Monday Night Football this week watched their Steelers beat the New York Giants — and 26 political ads. That’s just a small slice of the roughly 2,300 ...

Political ads have been a constant and repetitive fixture on television leading up to Election Day. It may cause you to wonder, is there a date that these election-related commercials will stop?